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• Review: Last Breath, a novel by Brandilyn Collins and Amberly Collins

  
  God With Us: Finding Joy — Authority: 122
  Last Breath , by Brandilyn Collins and Amberly Collins (Zondervan, 2009) Last Breath picks up where Always Watching , book one in the Rayne Tour series, leaves off, and it’s been a long wait to find out what happens. Shaley O’Connor is the sixteen-year-old daughter of rock star Rayne O’Connor. Book one ...
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• YS/YW Announcement… What’s Going On?

  
  adammclane.com — Authority: 130
  Finally! That’s totally how I felt yesterday when the news came to me that we were making an announcement about the deal for Zondervan to sell YS to YouthWorks. ( Here’s the link ) The last few weeks, since Marko’s departure, have been a roller coaster for me. The facts presented to the staff on that day ...
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• Coming in 2010 from Zondervan

  
  Relz Reviewz — Authority: 498
  Heres a look at some of Zondervans 2010 releases. Click on the links for more :) Love Terris cover - how about you? A Promise of Hope by Amy Clipston In A Promise of Hope, the second installment in the Kauffman Amish Bakery series, bestselling author Amy Clipston compellingly unfolds the ...
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• Zondervan Models Repentance, Humility By Pulling Controversial Book

  
  Confessions of a Small-Church Pastor — Authority: 121
  Zondervan Publishing announced yesterday that it is pulling all the copies and support material for its controversial Deadly Viper Character Assassins book.   Dr. Soong-Chan Rah and others in the Asian-American Christian community pointed out the culturally offensive title and content of the book to the authors ...
  2 days ago

• Some Final Reflections on Deadly Viper and Zondervan

  
  God's Politics Blog — Authority: 661
  Mike Foster, Jud Wilhite, and Zondervan acted in a decisive manner yesterday.  Zondervan issued a statement that boldly declared their intention to pull the book off the shelves.  Their actions were courageous and buck against business conventions, but they uphold…
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• Deadly Viper Backlash: Doing the Right Thing is Only the First Step

  
  God's Politics Blog — Authority: 661
  In case you hadn’t heard, Zondervan made a major announcement yesterday regarding the Deadly Viper Character Assassins book that was the source of so much anger and controversy recently. Effective immediately, Zondervan undertook the courageous step of permanently removing all the books from…
  2 days ago

• The NASCAR version of the Bible

  
  JordonCooper.com — Authority: 504
  You know, for when the Word of God isn’t exciting enough for the NASCAR fan in your life, this version brings testimonies and photographs of the popular race personalities with whom they work on a daily basis: the drivers, the pit crews, the media spokespeople, and others associated with the world of racing.
  2 days ago

• Thoughts on Zondervan’s and Authors’ Statements After Pulling of Deadly Viper Products

  
  God's Politics Blog — Authority: 661
  As many of you know, several Asian-American leaders and I have been in dialogue with both the authors of Deadly Vipers and the publisher, Zondervan, over a controversy I’ve written about here and here . I know that many who have followed along…
  2 days ago

• Tremendous Act of Repentance by Zondervan

  
  God's Politics Blog — Authority: 661
  Zondervan Statement Regarding Concerns Voiced About Deadly Viper: Character Assassins from Moe Girkins, President and CEO: Hello and thanks for your patience. On behalf of Zondervan, I apologize for publishing Deadly Viper: Character Assassins.  It is our mission to offer products that glorify…
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• The Fallout of the ‘Deadly Viper’ Saga

  
  Reconciliation Blog — Authority: 451
  In case you hadn’t heard, Zondervan made a major announcement yesterday regarding the Deadly Viper Character Assassins book that was the source of so much anger and controversy recently. Effective immediately, Zondervan undertook the courageous step of permanently removing all the books from stores and ...
  2 days ago

• Zondervan Issues a Statement: Update from Andrew Lee

  
  ISAAC Blog — Authority: 104
  I’m grateful to receive news that Zondervan has issued an apology for its role in the publication of  Deadly Viper: Character Assassins and has taken remedial action.  Here is the statement as posted by Soong-Chan Rah on his blog (http://profrah.wordpress.com/):From Moe Girkins, President and CEOHello and thanks ...
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• zondervan’s statement, apology, and actions regarding deadly vipers

  
  eugene cho — Authority: 595
  As many of you know, several Asian-American leaders and I have been in dialogue with both the authors of Deadly Vipers and the publisher, Zondervan, over a controversy I’ve written about here and here. I know that many who have followed along have been frustrated by the [perception] of the  lack of progress and ...
  3 days ago

• Unseen Privilege: The Overlooked Gender Dimension of the ‘Deadly Viper’ Conversation

  
  God's Politics Blog — Authority: 661
  In the eight years I worked specifically with Christian Asian American college students, I knew that my gender would get in the way. I was not a pastor – youth, English ministry, college, women’s ministry or otherwise. I was not a…
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• Studying Stewardship in Scripture

  
  Acton Institute PowerBlog — Authority: 514
  This weekend’s Grand Rapids Press featured a story about the release of the NIV Stewardship Study Bible . Ann Byle writes, Three Grand Rapids-based organizations and numerous local residents joined forces recently to create a study Bible that focuses on stewardship. The Acton Institute, the Stewardship Council ...
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• ZIBBC Volume 3

  
  The Naked Bible — Authority: 121
  In this, my fourth post on the Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary (ZIBBC), I’ll say a few things about Volume 3, which covers 1-2 Kings, 1-2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. I know. You’re thinking, “What could anyone possible put into a backgrounds commentary for the books of Kings and ...
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• Book Review: "Lost in Las Vegas" by Melody Carlson

  
  Books, Movies, and Chinese Food — Authority: 507
  In a whirlwind, DJ accepts “lonely” Taylor’s invitation to join her mom’s tour in Las Vegas during Christmas break. DJ soon discovers that the unsupervised Taylor is focused on one thing only—partying with a capital “P.” She’s invited Eliza, too, and DJ is quickly overwhelmed by the behavior of the ...
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• Christian publisher angers Asian-Americans with gibberish cover and fake accents

  
  O Solo Mama — Authority: 460
  “Kung Fu” to sell Christian books was Zondervan’s brilliant publishing and marketing strategy. Gulp. The Michigan publisher’s 2007 book Deadly Viper Character Assassin: A Kung Fu Survival Guide for Life and Leadership was supposed to help Christians develop character and integrity but instead it’s ...
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• ZIBBC Video

  
  The Naked Bible — Authority: 121
  From the Koinonia blog, a video look at ZIBBC . Great idea! Technorati Tags: ZIBBC , Zondervan
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• CFBA: Fit to Be Tied & A Prisoner of Versaille

  
  Creative Madness that Makes Me Myself — Authority: 136
  *Coming to you from the Arlington Public Library, also known as the Sam T. Wilson Public Library.* This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Fit to Be Tied Zondervan (November 1, 2009) by Robin Lee Hatcher ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Robin Lee Hatcher ...
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• Book MYView: Fit to Be Tied by Robin Lee Hatcher

  
  Book Splurge — Authority: 131
  Cleo Arlington dresses like a cowboy, is fearless and fun-loving, and can ride, rope, and wrangle a horse as well as any man. In 1916, however, those talents aren’t what most young women aspire to. But Cleo isn’t most women. Twenty-nine years old and single, Cleo loves life on her father’s Idaho ranch. Still, ...
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